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To display the create table statement of a table in MySQL you need to execute the following command:
use dbname;
show create table tablename;
But to view this statement you must have the privilege to access the table.
Sometimes we need to check the CREATE TABLE syntax for already created table in the database. When we need to check what kind of columns and what datatype a column has in a table then we require the CREATE TABLE syntax for that table.
Syntax
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Create:
- Create method use for creating new record with given values of the record.
- Create method return created newly record with given values.
Syntax:
create(cr, uid, values, context=None)
Ex: Here method override for version 7.0:-
def c
We create INDEX in a table to find data data fast and efficiently. It allows the database to find data without reading all the records of the table. When we apply search and queries to table INDEX
are used to make them fast.
To create indexes in tabl
If you want to create php pages in wordpress or in other way you want to create templates in WordPress then you need to simply create a file in your activated theme and write below code in top of the file.
After that you can create a wordpress page
To Create Access Control List in openerp below is the process
The Access control lists determine the general permissions (read, write, create, delete) on each object.
By default the superuser has all permissions on all objects.
If admin provide righ
To create new project and attach documents in project module in openerp7 follow the step mentioned below-
Step1 - install project module in openerp
Step2 - Then Go to Project -> Projects ->Create Projects
Step3- Then Go to Project -> Proj
Whenever you create a new user in MySQL it wiil stored in the User table of mysql database. There are two ways to create users:
Create user statement:
CREATE USER username@hostname
IDENTIFIED BY 'password'
For example:
CREATE USER root@localh
